Environmental Engineering MSCE Option
For thesis, report, or the courses only options, the core courses and three engineering electives must be
taken. The remaining courses should be determined after consulting the faculty advisor.
Core Courses
CE 5385
CE 5185
CE 5391
CE 5191
ENVE 5307
ENVE 5107
ENVE 5399
Microbial Applications in Environmental Engineering (f)
Microbial Applications in Environmental Engineering Lab (f)
Advanced Water Treatment (s)
Advanced Water Treatment Lab (s)
Advanced Physical and Chemical Wastewater Treatment (f)
Advanced Physical and Chemical Wastewater Treatment Lab (f)
Biological Municipal Wastewater Treatment (s)
Engineering Electives
CE 5360
Open Channel Hydraulics (f)
CE 5363
Groundwater Hydrology (s)
CE 5364
Groundwater Transport Phenomenon (f)
CE 5366
Water Resources Management
CE 5368
Surface Water Quality Modeling
CE 5383
Bioremediation of Wastes in Soil Systems*
CE 5393
Unit Processes Laboratory** (f)
CE 5394
Natural Systems for Wastewater Treatment
CE 5395
Solid and Hazardous Waste Treatment (s)
ENVE 5303
Design of Air Pollution Control Systems (s)
ENVE 5311
Environmental Systems Modeling and Information Reporting
ENVE 5314
Membrane Treatment Processes
ENVE 5315
Environmental Chemistry for Pollution Management (f)
Non-engineering Electives
STAT 5385
Statistics for Engineers and Scientists I
ENTX 6345
Chemical Sources and Fates in Environmental Systems
ENTX 6371
Procedures and Techniques in Ecological Risk Assessment
ENTX 6385
Statistical Applications in Environmental Toxicology
GEOG 5300
Geographic Information System
RWFM 6305
Geospatial Technologies in Natural Resources Management
GEOL 5428
GIS in Natural Science and Engineering
G CH 5305
Environmental and Aqueous Chemistry
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Co-requisites; upon consent of the instructor
* Prerequisites are CE 5385
** Prerequisite is ENVE 5399
Research Courses
CE 6000 Thesis
CE 6330 Master’s report (sign up for report the last semester before graduation)
CE 7000 Research (only for thesis option)
Program Requirements
 The first semester here, students must submit a degree program to the Graduate School.
 Scholarships run from the beginning of the fall semester to the start of the next fall semester; to
maintain the scholarship, a GPA of 3.5 is required.
 The three program options that are offered are as follows:
Thesis Option
Report Option
Exam Option
24 hrs - Course Work
27 hrs - Course Work
30 hrs - Course Work
6 hrs - Thesis
3 hrs – Report
Comprehensive Exam
30 hrs - Total
30 hrs – Total
36 hrs - Total
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